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Science-Based Scalp Detoxing with Celebrity Hairstylist Helen Reavey, Co-Founder of Act+Acre, the World’s First Sustainable Cold Processed Hair Wellness Brand Focusing on Scalp Health. (Episode #5) episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 7, 2021 · 55 MIN

Science-Based Scalp Detoxing with Celebrity Hairstylist Helen Reavey, Co-Founder of Act+Acre, the World’s First Sustainable Cold Processed Hair Wellness Brand Focusing on Scalp Health. (Episode #5)

from The Longevity & Lifestyle Podcast · host Claudia von Boeselager

Science-Based Scalp Detoxing with Celebrity Hairstylist Helen Reavey, Co-Founder of Act+Acre, the Wrld’s First Sustainable Cold Processed Hair Wellness Brand Focusing on Scalp Health. After training under acclaimed hairstylist Sam McKnight, best known for working with Princess Diana and Kate Moss, Helen, who also worked with celebrity clients including Harry Styles, Tilda Swinton and Alicia Keys, came to realize that hair products and established practices were doing untold damage to people’s hair, and that the answer to better hair wellbeing lay in the scalp. Helen co-founded Act+Acre to provide science-based sustainable treatments for hair and scalp alike. Please enjoy!

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